Ancient Greek Terracotta Lot 2 blackware vessels - 85×105×150 mm - (2)

a) old Greece, Athens, Attica, approx. 5th to the beginning of the 4th century B C, Height 8. 5 cm Diameter 10 cm Length 15 cm A fine wheel ceramic skyphos (cup for drinking wine) with an inverted bell-shaped body, a deep basin, a thin, slightly outward curved edge and a pair of handles that form a concave line to the body, all on a penetrated base. The exterior and the interior of the vessel are covered with a rich black glaze except for the areas below the foot, Condition: Composed of six fragments, two small fragments added. Antique Greece, Attic approx. 5th century B C, height 5 cm, length 18 cm, diameter 10 cm A fine blackware skyphos (drinking cup) , vessel with gradually expanding walls, a deep body with a thin edge and a pair of horizontal handles. Everything is carried by a ring foot, which is coloured red on the outside and decorated with a black circle in the middle. Other than that, the vessel is covered with a deep black glossy glaze. A wonderful drinking vessel with monochromatic representation. Condition: Three shards re-inserted on the edge, otherwise intact. Provenance: 1993 from the German art trade, before that, German private collection of the 30s/50s. Proof of origin at Catawiki. Important information: The seller guarantees, that this object has been acquired legally and that he is entitled to ship it. The seller will ensure that the necessary documents are provided. The seller will inform the buyer if this should take more than 2 days.